Overlay finishes are toppings used to renovate existing concrete or to add colour to new concrete.
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The finishes
can be anything your design demands, in an
unlimited range of colours. - Special effects and inlays are possible and all finished with either a low sheen, satin or gloss sealer.
- Overlays are up to three times harder than concrete, very durable and virtually maintenance free.
- Overlays can be cement based or epoxy depending on your requirments.
Questions
Any concrete or timber substrate provided it is well held down by glue or screws.
There are a large range of colours available. We can also mix various colours to come up your own colour to complement your furnishings.
Varies depending on the floor it is laid on, anywhere between 3mm and 20mm.
It is three times as strong as concrete.
No, provided the substrate it is laid on is sound. The only way to remove it is with grinding or by using a kango hammer.
Only if there is movement in the substrate it is laid on.
No, although the colour may vary slightly with time.
Interior: Maintain as you would a normal linoleum or timber
floor. The floor can be cleaned using a mixture of methylated
spirits and water. Wax as required.
Exterior: Clean with a hose or a waterblaster. The concrete
overlay will need to be recoated or resealed in a minimum of
five years, depending on the use.
There are a variety of options available. If the overlay is to be ground coloured stones and/or glass can be added. Inlays are also an option. Patterns can be stenciled, taped or scribed into the overlay.
Interior Overlays Gallery
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